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A Great Ocean Race.

From the New York Herald.
The yachtsInen OF America are again seriously
thinking OF ocean races There Will probably be
entries from New York and Boston for the big
prize offered by the Royal Thames Yacht club,
which is to be sailed for next summer, but decid-
edly OF much greater Importance is the race pro-
posed by Mr.. R.T Bush, owner or the keel schooner
Coronet and member of the New York Yacht club.
This yachtsman calls upon the owners OF all Amer
lean built vessels OF the keel type 10 join MIN In
fee not to exceed So OO0 and the start TO be made
about the middle OF May. He aptly says this Will
Roya Thames prize plenty OF time TO arrive at the
starting point and an opportunity FOR the sailing
masters to put their craft In shape. IL Is more
than twenty years since Fieetwlng, NeSta and
Henrietta raced across the ocean Tor $4,000. An
other big race OF the kind would excite Americans
thrOurhOut the world.
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PRCDENTLY BREAK Up loCR COLD by the timely
use OF Dr. JayIe'5 EXpecJoranI, an old remedy
Tor Sore Lungs and Throat and a certain curative
Tor Coughs.
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The Courts

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Hdpner.
To-day, L. . use oil Davis agt. Draper ct al; Or
dered on calendar. Conen Bel d Co. agt Fegan;
Judgment by default Berry agt. Graf; order Tor
security Tor costs in fifteen days. smith agL Glib
bOnS; motion for Judgment overruled.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge James
To-day, Davis agt. Davis; reference to r. G..
Lovejoy, examiner, ordered. Harris agt. Barber;
time pay rent extended. Phillips ast. Wal
bridge; payment OF note directed.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell
To-day, RoD ri Lee, co.ored, placing ashes In
street; 50 or : days. Joseph r. May, alias John
Smith, suspicious character; bonds or 80 days.
John Volh, indecent exposure on 18th street nCrU-
west; collateral forfeited John White, cruelty 10
animals; CO. Henry Oliver, diSorderly conduct
on 1lth street northwest; 50 or ID days.
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A SHARP CoLoRED Observation-Disclosures Searies,
q colOred man about IS years old, with number
Of aliases has been arrested in Jersey City Tor
violating the postal laws. He noted all the adver-
dsementS OF western men advertising Ior
wives, then wrote the man seeking wife Q letter
initiating Woman's hand containing the picture
Of beautiful gi1, who was made TO say that sne
had saved S2k and II the the balance necessary 10
take her 70 her destination was reInitteds she
would start a. once. A number OF men were
swtndled.
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At Batavia, n. r, Mabel Putnam, aged four
yearA was fatally shot wednesday afternoon by
Roy Orendor1, playmate Of her own agewho was
playing with his fathegs yevolyeE
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The New York ssBOOdle,, Trfal0.
RECORDER sMYTH DECLINES TO FURNISH INFORNA-
TON TO MR.. RICHMOND.
NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Recorder SInyth gave his
decision to-day on the motion to compel the dis
trict attorney to furnish the minutes OF the grand
jury In the matter or the tWenty-One indictments
against James A. Richmond and others for
bribery in connection with the Broadway rail-
road franchise 10 counsel for Richmond. The
recorder denies the motion on the ground that
the Information which the defendants seek can be
obtained by other and natural meLhOds-through
the minutes OF the senate committee before whom
1ned and also from those Witnesses themselves
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Maltreated by IoonIighters.

CORK, Jan. S.-MoOnllghters last night attacked
ana maltreated CLERK Darius, OF the county ses-
s1onS court. Mr.. Darius injuries are serious No
cue 10 the identity OF his aSsa1lants has been
obtained.
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COL CHAs. E. BLUNT, OF the engineer corps viii
be placed on the retired list Of the army On Mon
dag, +
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6tCYCLisT STEVENS ARRIvEs.-A Chinese steamer
arrived arrived IN San francisco yesterday bringing
lnomaS stevens, the bicycle tourist, VINO has been
going around the world on his machine ana whose
adventures and narrow escapes have been so much
Written about. Mr.. Stevens Is In excellent heaith,
o1E1eult epterpFfaa
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Gen. Logan's Bravery i'm Battle.

From the Chicago Herald.
81 was with Gen. Logan all through the war, "
said military looking man on the rear end OF a
Madison street car last evening, sand In all that
time never saw him shrink IA battle. used 10
think Hancock led charmed life, but Logans
contempt for singing and screeching lead was even
more pronounced than that or the great West
Point soldier. While the battle OF keneSaw noun
tain was in progress saw Logan ride at ful speed
In 'front.' OF lines when the bullets seemed TO be
falling thicker than hail. Bareheaded, powder
stained and his long black hair fiutter1ng in the
breeze the General looked like mighty conqueror
OF medieval days He did not know what danger
was. standing upright In the stirrups OF his sad
die have seen him plunge to the head OF charg-
ing column and bury himself In the smoke and
flame OF the enemys guns. A few moments before
the good Mcpherson fell at Atlanta shell burst
within twenty feet OF Gen. Logan. Turning TO
Mcpherson, who had been slightly stunned by the
explosion, Logan cooly remarked:
''General, they seem to be popping that corn
for u.s.
s'Twenty minutes later Mcpherson lay bleeding
on the field, while Logan, who had assumed CON-
mand Of the troops, was hurting his bsttalions
against the enemy with the skill OF born SOL
der
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win Pay Only Seven Years, Rental.

DUBLIN, Jan. S.-The tenants On the London
derry estates OF the SINNERS company have de-
cnneu Tue coLnpany'S proposals TO sell the TENANTS
lhef holulngs at sums aggregating eighteen years
rental. Inc tenants refuse TO pay more than seven
years rental
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Treasury Department Changes.

The following named persons having served
satisfactory probationary term OF six months
each, have received absolute appointments, viz !:
L. Il. Campbell of Missouri to class l. in the Office
OF the Inst auditor; Thomas {. Blakeney OF rem
nessee, and Eugene L. FurguSon, OF Missouri. to
class l. in the Office OF the second auditor; Terence
II. Sweeney, OF Minnesota and stephen Ii. Hayes, of
OHIO to Class !, in the Office OF the ski lii auditor
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GIRL CRAxED BIZ SIANDER.-Miss Ollie Brewer,
the daughter OF q well-to-do manufactures, has
been committed TO the insane asylum. Her In
sanity has been caused It Is alleged by derogatory
who was recently left q fortune and who has since
been leading fast life. Miss Brewers father has
sued Baird Tor 10000 for defaming his daughters
character.
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Two MIsERs STARvE THEMSELVES TO DEATH
At Philadelphia, yesterday, policeman forced an
lO25 Locust street. and discovered the dead bodies
OF two old miserS, Joseph Perry, aged 20 years,
and Robert Price, aged Is years. The TWO old
men were rich but eccentric, and had occupied the
premises for over thirty years. Both were terribly
emac1ated, and the coroner expressed the opinion
that death had resulted from starvation. Perry Is
believed to have left fortune OF over $1,000
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TOR E-CHEAP-ONE OF THE MOST DEsIR-
e Il sf5s1fa6 f1E
| jaS1w
Tor sALE--CHEAP--TWo DESIRABLE LOTS ON
;ass-2w D. H. hLNi i4 HaR Est.
FOR sALE-34-FooT FRONT ON ST, JUST
y W. 14th St, opposite new houses erecting. for
toe per foot Two beautiful lots on New Halnpshre
e1e on
Three line lots just of Connecticut ave on St.
the 81 nese o By eSs s
on 5s ssasr'' CUTTER Y Y4ay St.
FOE OBS SA ~ 1,5O0-BUILDING LOT ON
jasst sTEIGER & LIEBERMANN. 1903 st.
FOR sALE-132 FEET FRONT ON 18TH ST.,
y between and U SITS. can be advantaseously sub
ass sTEGEK Riis
EoR sALE1kARE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
Hor S2IT 5E fA EGE
'!s ss s q EfF tRe 1903
RE9sE kVI 9 aSb FE ST.
jas-3t sIEIoEh 4 LiEBERMANN. 1903 ST.
EoR SALE-CHLAP-A NUMBER OF LOTS, $ W.
9ao-3t Az and SITS. s.w.
ZOE sA1E = -, EASY TERM VERY
'5 ;u7 e alley LOUIS P. sH ss6 !, y
CHOICE But p M LOTS on
i3 5a7- st. LOUIS p sH ss5 y * "
- st, between 10th and 1th, 2Ox1OO. .$125
2Ist st. between Il AID l, 81 KS SO
Good lots se on Seri aad H Il foTs2 st
s at is IL ST sRa i G5 sec
ja7-3t 1907 st NV
Ef0R sALE-TWo CHOICE AND DESIRABLE
IN L1 as fronting Lincoln Park Apply to THG I0DD,
ZOE sALE e, Il CAN SELL TO PROMPT PUR-
- chaser 10000 So feet OF ground, making Is lots
W. lSx1.o feet, at tUc. which built 81 good
entTe tract at e @a'er gas ec or viii SELL the
AB s5s {: once to Real E.a1e cor ID !.
tfQR SAIE-DESIRABLE LOTS ON COLUMBIA
after Mareh Il is les a ef Gan be Tehased Tor
FOR ALE-sPECULATORs, BUILDERS. SEW
Circle aSacsnt los square only north Of Dupont
Sell VM RES SEneaPes lots in neigborhood must
E0R SALE-vERY DESIRABLE LOT ON NEW
hampshire ave, between NJ and Nsts. NV. 2SxIlo;
WEscofT WfIc s 2a~ff go PENN 5e ave $500 Apply
FOR SALE-yALUABLE CORNER LOT, ADJOIN-
= ing stanton Square on the west, situated on the
north side Of avenue northeast having
front OF La 1eet on the avenue and commanding a
nne view OF the northwest of city and Of
A jaS-s1 HILL q 7 ySs1lS 5Sa g. n "
E0R sALE-1O,OOO FEET OF GROUND, ON b.
Sd and ~ SITS, s.w. big chance Tor Investment
Co.. Con- i fss s bargain if taken at once Hill
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN ON CAPITOL HILL.
50 t t~1 N me Lots als feet 'front.' containing 3540
On On H HeTlaldn An HIN 18th St 5o1l5o feet
conbs s' road 4os feet at 3oo
Bounda ns' f b019o So g. s Ss s2c
ED On tr1neeton kennyon and 18th SITS, Columbia
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Railroad Car shops Burned.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Jan. S.-This morning the Ohio
southern railroad machine and Car shops caught
1re by an explosion OF torch In the round louise,
and Is now mass Of ruins. six locomotives and
Two cars OF valuable machinery and the buildings
were destroyed Loss, $40, 700; fully insured.
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BOARDING

TgNHE BARTHOIDI, 6I6 F 81. n WII =.
n open JANUARY .. 1851. Elegant private home.
rOoiaaS single or eli suISe. with superior tsfi, i5
tA9.e oO2-t;ers Specially. tr-asents essoTsbie
- dlS-.,w-
ENHE MCPHERSON HOUSE. CORNER on I|Tu
y and SIS = now open Tor the reception OF perrna
neAta transient and tGe-e boaroers. $500
d.o-lH1- Mrs NJ. 7. sOUTHAII.
pAj&ttk B0t 81. Al 11TH 81 NV. HALF
- square ifril el-l ave now open. Ers.-ciaSs roo.
with " vi,ic IL DoaEi: " tee @ week; table iSar
q per We al s-lrn
LoR EEST-PLEASANT. WE'LL FUE SIsBFn
II hCCms, VIE Ol without Table Board: rrt.rsness
gwen and required ol4 18th St nv oclo-Sms
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

ITOR SALE-CHEAP-ONE OF THE MOST DESIR-
able corner Lots on 14th extended for 30c per
foot it sold at once. j. Il. HEREFORD 1889 + st.
taS-1w -
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INsPKCToR GENERAL ARsALoN BAIRD has been
or0ered from washington TO Fort Du Chesne, Utah,
on pubic business under special instructions from
the lieutenant general
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WARNED OF DEATH BY A DREAM.-Miss Fannie
Barclay, OF 202 Bedford avenue, Pttts0urg, Pa,
had dream about six weeks ago, I'm which she
saw her dead body laid out In Q beautiful casket
amid flowers and surrounded by sOrrowtng friends.
ness man and was in the best OF health. She could
not shake on the effects Of the dream, however,
and about week ago was stricken down with q
Thursday.
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1t is proper and commendable ON the part of the
subcommittee on the District appropriation COM
m1ttee to view, as we understand they are about
to do, the route OF the proposed Massachusetts
avenue extension recommended by the Commits
sioners OF the District. They should, however, at
the same time, look over the ground on which the
avenue would pass If extended in a straight or
nearly straight line, so that they might compare
the merits OF each. The route as recommended Is
third longer than the direct line would be- 1t
also has the advantage OF tntersectipg the Teney-
town road at about Two hundred feet less eleva-
ton, and thereby securing an easier grade. The
direct route should be followed IL at all practical
BILE to preserve the beauty and symmetry OF our
system OF avenues. II the march OF Improvement
demands detected line for an avenue, we can see
no reason tor not constructing second one even
on greater detection, starting from the proposed
circle this size OF Rock creek, and thus avoid in
question or location ought to be kept free from all
personal and speculative considerations, and we
trust the committee will see TO it that this at
least shall be accomplished.
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On MUTUAL APPLICATION First Iieuts. Samuel
W. Miller, company Z, and Thomas N. Defrees
company g, 9th INIT, have been ordered to ex.
change stations
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BALTIMORE Jan. 8.-Col Samuel p. Thompson.
collector OF taxes for the city OF Baltimore, died
son was for long time engaged in the sugar
trade, but several years ago went into the dour
tleman, and his death will be deeply regretted in
social as well as business circles.
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SECOND LIEUT.. wv. w. GIBSON, Sd artillery, has
been selected to I'LL the vacancy of first lieutenant
Of the ordnance department. caused by the recent
death OF Col McAIIiSter.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

tO,nhsS SALE OR RENT-A VALUABLE FARM OF
t.e acres, three miles from Mulikns station.
f1nee George county, Md. The coil il productive
o.e " ~ me meadow land. 1t is well wooded aud
coansxs sS TO chprShess schools &C. Apply to
sA~eo d WIKI kAEDAIIs AunApoltA Nd.
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Fire on q Steamship.

Fire On a steamship
THE RALEIGH DAMAGED $4,000 WORTH AT HEB
WHARF IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-The steamship Raleigh took
nre early tnis morning while lying at her wharf
anu was damaged about So, co., which Is covered
Dy Insurance. She had just been repaired having
been cut through by Ice last winter and sunk win
cargo Oh coal ON board. She belongs to her CON-
Manuer Captain LJtleneld, whose family was on
board when the fire occurred.
The EOlkething Dissolved.
1T REFUSED TO AGREE TO THE GOVERNMENTS FINAN-
CIAL PROPOSALS.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. S.-The Danish folkething
QOWer house Of parliamenD has been dissolved,
owing TO the refusal TO agree to The governments
financial proposals and army estimates. The cleo
lions lor the new 1olketh1ng will take place on
January 2Sth.
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Mrs. Cleveland,s First Public Recon.
ton.

Mrs. Cleveland held her first public reception Of
the season this afternoon from till O'Clock.
Ladies began to arrive at the White House
oy O'Clock and waited patiently until the
appointed hour. Mrs. Cleveland was assisted
by Mrs. Manning, Mrs. EndicOtt Miss villas and
MISS Hastings, niece OF the President Lieut.. Du-
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Fined for Blacklisting a MAN.

NEW HAVEN, CONN.,, Jan. SIN the city court
this morning Judge Pickett rendered decision in
the cases OF WIN. h. Wallace assistant superin-
tendent OF the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad, and Stacy b. Opdyke superintendent
OF the New Haven and Northampton road, accused
OF conspiracy by Thomas +. Meany, who charged
them with Establishing" him. The accused wee
fined $50 each. They Will undoubtedly appeal
from the decision.
The judge in his decision said that he was
clearly or the opinion that conspiracy designed
TO hinder any man rom putting his labor on the
market, when where and for such compensation
conspiracy designed to hinder the sale Of the
merchandise Of any producer or dealer, and ts
more disastrous In effect than any other form Of
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.

An Order That Looks Like War.
LONDON, Jan. S.-The British naval pensioners
have been ordered to notify the government OF the
names OF the ships they would prefer to serve
upon, or the ports they would prefer to
be employed at in view Of being called into posi-
bic active service.
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Strike of Cigarmakers.

LANCASTER, PA, Jan. S.-One hundred and ten
ctgarmahers at Ephrata have struck against re-
ductiOn OF seventy-tive cents thousand below
union rates. Two factories are idle,
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John Roach Suffering Much.
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-Mr. John Roach, during last
night and This morning. has been suffering greatly
from intense pain in mis- throat, and the 0piates
have had to be increased.
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MUNICIPALITIES TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR Loss-rc
CHANGE THE JURY SYSTEM
Representatives OF the Citizens association. the
1roquois Union League and the Commercial club.
OF Chicago, have agreed upon two bills TO be pr.
sented during the coming session OF the lel,isla,
ture. One is a ''nob and riot" bill, and the other
provides for the choosing OF Jurors by jury com.
missioners The pertinent terms OF the former are:
Inc liability OF cities, towns and villages for a
sum not 10 exceed three-quarters OF the
appraised value OF any property DESTROYED by a
moo, or during riot, providing that the
owner OF such property did not by any act occa-
sion or abet the riot. III after the owner OF the
threatened property notines the proper ofick
OF The city, count or village, such Official
uoeS not place the necessary guard about the
property and IL is destroyed the Official Shall
DE deemed guilty OF malfeasance OF Office
and on conviction removed. The Jury bin
vests the power OF appointing three Jury commits
sionerS In majority or The Judges OF each
county. of the nrst three so chosen one shall
mold his Office Tor one year, one FOR years and
one for three years. The duties of such commits.
sloners are 10 compile list OF the legal voters De-
tween the ages Oh twenty-one ana sixty years
and ToIn time TO time select the required Jurors
ana grand Jurors from such list.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Inc following are the opening aud 800 pm prices
OF the New lork stock Market reported by SPECIAL
wire to b. H. Dodge, 5oN lolu street:
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Tor SALE-I HAVE PLACED IN MY HANDS TO
Il SELL to close an estate. five new brick Houses, six
rooms. MI; 18th St W. price. $1,000 each: terms
very easy; houses rented for SIS, will sell them
siugly: good investment. s. e. HILL. Real Estate
corner 18th and SITS la -6t.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NOR SALE = HANDSOME CORNER HOUSE ON
14th st. 10 rooms all mod jumps. SWORN
rEDT Il BRADLEY, 927 Z st. j6-6t
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a FATHER LOOKING FOR HIS DAUGHTER,
Hoped VIII An AGKn MInnMKn

q fAihht LOOKING FOR HIS DAUGHTER, VINO
hLoPED WITH AN AGED WHOEVER.
Atelegram from Nyack, y. ", Dec. n. says,
This morning middle-aged man. accompapiei hy
fair young girl about L. years OF aga. got OF a
train on the West Shore road at Nyack turnpikt
station and walked 10 this place through snow
and hail storm. Nothing strange was thought a,
this quite natural occurrence until late IN the day
when another man. who evidently was not A total
stranger here, came into town and Inquired con-
ndenually OF man whom he knew whether bs
had seen his daughter In company with A
gentleman much older than she anyw here about
the place. The friend replied that he had not and
then asked, '.Is she visiting hereI" s'No- replied
the nrSt party, showing some agitation, 'sbut She
lett home cary this morning ana was seen with a
man named Edward Fish. wldower, who has
been trying 70 pay attention 10 her much against
my wishes by inquiry l learned that they
had taken morning train on the West shore
road, ana IL II believed that they came 20 this
place. The truth Is they elopeG, and I want 10
get on their track to-day II possible The
father OF the girl wished 10 avoid all publicity I'm
his search here after his daughter, and In his
quiet mode OF inquiry he learned that she and
her companioa-probably AFRAID OF being de-
tected in this plaCe-were seen walking down
through South Nyack early this afternoon,
ana they probably took train on the Northern
road at some lower station and went back To the
city, perhaps TO starr on In some other direction.
Ine girls name 4 Emma Nelson, and her father IS
a coniecuoner In New York. The widower Is a
lawyer, living In Brooklyn.
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NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROP
Il erty (store and dwelling N South Washington.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
=
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Name.
Washington stock EXCHANGE.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the " ashngton Stock Exchange are noted to-day
registered fsgi ioS G Sa liz 10 asEsd:
s. IS rssspsrsd sSs BID Sd ls7 s ssks
asked: 3Oyear fund, Us, 1902, coin, 127I6 bid
Washington and Georgetown railroad bonds, 10
pa, Il6 asked. Potomac Insurance, So bid Riggs
INSURANCE, S1s bid Chesapeake aud Potolnac a.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. s.-virginia SKIES, con-
soldated, 53s past due coupons 81; do ten.forfies
Will coupon, Al do. new threes "a; North Carolina
skies, old. 121a bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Md, Jan. S.-Cotton steady-mid
ding. ", Flour firm and quiet; Wheat-southern
sou,aern req s4ay6; southern amber, 96a9S No. =
western winter red spot. " aa924 January so bid;
February, 923sa92ss1 March, "a asked: Nav 0tiHa
96,s Corn-southern steady and firm western steady
and dull; southern white and yellow, 4Sa5O; western
mixed, spot and january. 46a46A4; February 48zsa
southern aud Pennsylvania 34aiS: western white 81
a'j9; western mix 3oa36. Rye quiet, 57a5Y Pro-
visions easy and dull. Sugar-copper refined steady
lO14a1l Whisky quiet 1.23al. "a. Other articles
uLclanged Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet
hour, 8 I39 barrels wheat, 242 400 bushels: corn
Shipments-hour, 1903 barrels: wheat. KS. sUo
bushels; corn, 81 400 bushels. Sales-wheat 273YOO
bushels; corn, 5000 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. 8, IL a. m-Wheat opened
at soT tor May delivery. rose to s51s, and is now
corn, 4.a May oats, 3D. May pork opened at II sy
that inquire May lard, 1879. N11- '''4>'o ~
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CAPT. EGBERT B. SAVAGE, 9Th infantry, has been
granted ten months leave, with permission to 60
abroad The leave OF second Lieut.. Laurence d.
Iyson 9th infantry, has been extended two
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IHOR SALE-SEvERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES ON
Il Capitol bill, near Capitol: a bargain; prices
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000. MCKIBBIN HERRING,
At to-
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

IyOR SALE-wEIL SELECTED STOCK OF DRY
II Goods and Notions; will invoice about $1,000:
cele1t location good trade rent of building
bic satisfactory reasons given for selling Address E.
III Star Office
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The PIANO EXCHANGE wAREROoNs.
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JroR sALE-EEw MUSIC By ERNEST LENT
Il Love song" "Zwei Leder i'm VolkstCn," German
sid English text Album Leaf for Violin and Piano.
- no. fer Cello Violin and Piano. Published by
the music stores jaS-Sts